Classical music for your commute
Episode m000bfnh, broadcast at Thursday 29th September 2022, 7:00pm, and Tuesday 19th November 2019, 7:00pm.
“In Tune’s specially curated mixtape with a dance by Alun Hoddinott to mark the investiture of the Prince of Wales in 1969 and a choral piece by Jessica Curry composed for a video game called Everybody's Gone to the Rapture. Also in the mix are a Sicilienne for flute and harp by Faure, a concerto by Couperin and a love song by Dvorak arranged for string quartet. Weber's jaunty bassoon concerto is followed by Debussy's Tarantelle Styrienne for piano and Glinka's sparkling overture to his opera Ruslan and Ludmila.”
Track listing
- 0:18 – Investiture Dances, op.66: 3rd mvt Presto (track 7, Elgar Symphony No.2: Hoddinott Investiture Dances)
- Conductor Owain Arwel Hughes
- Composer Alun Hoddinott
- Orchestra National Youth Orchestra of Wales
- 2:27 – Sicilienne, Op 78 (track 6, Beau Soir, French and Japanese melodies: Pahud/Anraku)
- Performer Emmanuel Pahud
- Composer Gabriel Fauré
- Performer Mariko Anraku
- 5:59 – Concert no.8 in G major 'Dans le goût théâtral' (Overture)
- Ensemble Les Talens Lyriques
- Director Christophe Rousset
- Composer François Couperin
- 9:30 – The Light We Cast (from 'Everybody's Gone to the Rapture' video game soundtrack)
- Composer Jessica Curry
- Choir London Voices
- Conductor Ben Parry
- Lyricist Dan Pinchbeck
- 12:34 – When thy sweet glances fall on me (Cypresses)
- Composer Antonín Dvořák
- Ensemble Kvarteto města Prahy
- 15:14 – Bassoon Concerto in F major, Op 75 (3rd mvt) (track 12, Bassoon concertos, Mozart/M Haydn/Stamitz/Weber)
- Conductor Douglas Boyd
- Orchestra Manchester Camerata
- Performer Laurence Perkins
- Composer Carl Maria von Weber
- 19:38 – Tarantelle styrienne for piano (track 3, Debussy: Suite Bergamasque; Pour le Piano etc.)
- Composer Claude Debussy
- Performer Noriko Ogawa
- 24:44 – Ruslan and Ludmila (Overture) (track 6, Glinka: Orchestral Works)
- Orchestra BBC Philharmonic
- Composer Mikhail Ivanovich Glinka
- Conductor Vassily Sinaisky